Essays on Novel

It is her third novel which was published in 1861. Silas Marner is a tale of a linen weaver, who was highly sought after as he was highly skilled in his trade. The tale’s heavy emphasis was on morality and justice which were common themes…

A fascinating philosophical tale which is composed by a French pilot, “Antoine de Saint-Exupery.” By going through this novel one can reveal many aspects of life that doesn’t really appear to be a matter of consequence; eventually this may upheaval the reality. This novel is…

The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks is an emotional love story that show the strong connection of two soulmates and their lives after a summer the two cannot forget. Some opine that the novel is not tragic due to the fact that their love is unbroken…

Feminine sensibility describes women’s capacity to be influenced by the men dominated society around them. It also directly relates their emotional abilities with their moral growth. It required women to show various qualities in their behaviour such as modesty, piety and obedient, which highlighted the…

The essay will compare and contrast ‘The Secret Agent’ by Joseph Conrad and ‘The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo’ by Stieg Larsson by outlining the primary themes and styles used in the texts. The Secret Agent is set in London in 1886, and the author…

Maus, a graphic novel written by Art Spiegelman, tells the tragic account of the Holocaust through the words of Vladek Spiegelman, a Holocaust survivor, and the protagonist of the book. Unlike usual representations of historical events, Spiegelman effectively associates narrative with images, going beyond limitations…

Anthony Burgess’ “A Clockwork Orange” tells the tale of a man named Alex who uses his personal power and desire to do all kinds of violence during his youth. However, his violence ends after being arrested and placed in a Reclamation Treatment program where his…

The Alchemist is the most famous book of Paulo Coelho for many reasons. Everybody’s perception from the text they read is very different, and my perception of The Alchemist may be a slight different from what the original storyline is. Through the story of a…

The Pearl, a novella published in 1947 by Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck, inspired after visiting La Paz, Baja California Sur in an expedition with his friend, marine biologist, Ed Ricketts. Near La Paz, an island called Isla Espiritu Santo that’s considered the “crown jewel”…

Tim Winton’s novel Lockie Leonard: Human Torpedo is a romantic teen drama, which was published by McPhee Gribble in 1990. The novel explores the journey of a young boy who is discovering who he is as an individual, and who others are. This storyline resonates…